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... Flulhing, but had made no captures. She had on board thirteen men and a cheft of arms. I have the honour to be, &c. J. A, Blow. Captain Richard Thwaits, his Majesty's Armed Ship Duchess of Bedford. I WEDNESDAY'S MAIL. LONDON, Monday, June 3. SATURDAY we ...
... Inn. Ellel, James Hall to George Mellington ; Shovel.'' fr° m J ames Burrow to William Procter; ' nalton's Arms, Bulk, from Ann Carr to John Brad- ' ■■ racket Boat Tavern, Bolton-le-Sands, from ! ' ■ T On re Lambert to William Parkinson ; Saddlers ...
... circumference, and, more remarkable, they having attained this uuu-.ua! sizo without the aid of any artificial heat. Eai 1 Cardigan has been induced to tender an apo- logy to Captui n Gerard Noel, of the Iltli Hussars, for the insulting expressions he addressed ...
... could fee ho chance of the effective termination of aconteft, in which the arms of the Confederacy were not to be laid down until their avowed object was attained. Mr. Grattan rofe to excufe himfelf for the vote, which he fhould give. He would not be ...
... lohHali'., .Mat 23, 1811. : JOHN BLACKBURNS DEIaTORS ALL Persons who stand indebted to the - separate estate of JOHN BLACKBURN liquor-merchant, are .espectfully desired to pay the amcu.it of their respec*t„e ac-counts, unto John Welch, of Lancaster (oneuf ...
... will remain: in God's own time. Thnmas Coggin—God's welcome’ Mrs. Brown and family wish to we wi mee t again. Jennie, a son (John Ray-:thank all relatives and fjiends BIU and Grandchildren. 81 their kind expressions of sym- Bond). -or t pathv and floral ...
... who the deoeaoed was,' now appears that was Mr. John Arnell, the defaulting eolleetor of Mo, 6 Ward, St. Paneras, some of his family baring seen and identified the bodr. HEATH or THE ARCHDUCHE*I MARIS ARMS (or AUSTRIA).—A telegram from Vienna announces ...
... embodied in the Armed Forces of the C'own for farewell parade. ,o to give all officers and imen the full status which this iwould imply as symbol of, (their faithful and vital service ' Sir James Grlgg; The Home, Guard already forms the Armed Forces of the ...
... Exchequer moved, That the words of the Hon. Member fliould be taken down, which was agreed to. The Houfe refumed, and Sir John Anflru- ther, the Chairman, reported the exprel- fions of Mr. Fuller. The Speaker then informed the Houfe, that it had come ...
... complete, and in- deed the ooly covin of Religious Educa- tion e.et ott'etc- to public notice QUERNMORE INCLOSURE. WE, JOHN BOWfcR and JOHN HUMPHKIEn, G.irtieuien, Commit __ii-rs appouiutd in and by an Act ot Parliament, «■--. and passed 111 the filty-fiist ...
... observed. In the after moony service , the Pomona.. Methodist noon at the War Mernortel the se ea. and the Town Clerk IMr. John White- Chap.:: were held on Sunday, the reacher at HEVERSHAM. opened by the Rey. W. Sleigh (vicar i. An WARTOPL head i in mhos ...
... Kitchen, John Tomlinson, a-d the hens of Thomas Redtpayne. ?? Funher particulars may be known by ap- plying at the ' oftce of Wilson and H -cox*, ; ?? isasf ss-s^aa-sswswss. aa^nmmsmm*mwn**n*m]f. ?? i TO BE SOLD BY RUCTION, At tbe bouse of Mr. John Pr^t ...